Tashkent tests dedicated micromobility lane
A 2.4-kilometre dedicated lane for micromobility vehicles has been set up on Lutfiy Street in Tashkent as a test. The capital's Traffic Management Centre reported this.
The lane is allocated for bicycles, electric scooters, electric mopeds, and other similar vehicles to take them out of the vehicle flow and reduce pressure on sidewalks. According to the agency, the pilot format showed positive results and proved convenient for users.
Going forward, the centre's specialists intend to work through introducing similar solutions on other streets in Tashkent, taking road conditions into account. In future projects, micromobility lanes are planned to be equipped with delineators and dividing barriers for physical isolation from cars.
What it means
Dedicated lanes separate micromobility vehicles from pedestrians on sidewalks and car traffic on the roadway; in future projects on other streets in Tashkent, plans call for additionally protecting them with delineators.
Sources
- UzA: На улице Лутфий тестируют отдельную полосу для микромобильности news agency
- Kun.uz: В Ташкенте планируют расширить практику отдельных полос для велосипедов и электросамокатов. media outlet
- Podrobno.uz: В Ташкенте испытали отдельную полосу для самокатов и велосипедов. Видео media outlet
- Kursiv Узбекистан: На улице Лутфий в Ташкенте протестировали отдельную полосу для микромобильности media outlet
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Published 23 September 2026, 08:45 · No updates · Russian original
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